Despite the University of Queensland being the highest ranked university in the state, QTAC applications have shown that the Queensland University of Technology had overtaken them in four of the top five courses.

Campus Review spoke to Dr John Griffiths, CEO of QTAC, about any trends he has noticed this year – both institutionally and course-related – and the relevant health of the Queensland tertiary sector. He was pleased to highlight the fact that regional universities in Australia have developed solid reputations over the years, leading to many regional and remote students enrolling in their hometown university. Finally, he provided advice on what students can do if they have received an ATAR and do not know what they want to do – despite time running out for semester one admissions.

Despite the University of Queensland being the highest ranked university in the state, QTAC applications have shown that the Queensland University of Technology had overtaken them in four of the top five courses.<br><br>Campus Review spoke to Dr John Griffiths, CEO of QTAC, about any trends he has noticed this year – both institutionally and course-related – and the relevant health of the Queensland tertiary sector. He was pleased to highlight the fact that regional universities in Australia have developed solid reputations over the years, leading to many regional and remote students enrolling in their hometown university. Finally, he provided advice on what students can do if they have received an ATAR and do not know what they want to do – despite time running out for semester one admissions.

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